Integral Steps is committed to making music lessons a right, not a privilege.
As such, we are more than happy to assist you in finding the right instrument.
As such, we are more than happy to assist you in finding the right instrument.
Donated Instruments
We have an incredibly generous community who, on occasion, are able to donate their instruments once they are no longer needed. Because of this generosity, Integral Steps is sometimes able to offer a donated instrument free of charge or to put families in contact with one another to arrange an exchange.
To see whether we or one of our families currently have the instrument you require or to donate an instrument to a family in need, please click the link to complete our Instrument Donation Form.
To see whether we or one of our families currently have the instrument you require or to donate an instrument to a family in need, please click the link to complete our Instrument Donation Form.
Please peruse some of these helpful links in the areas we serve and if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us.
Instrument Services and Sales
Flutes - Repair and Sales
- Boulder, Colorado - Greg LaLiberte Studios
- Grand Junction, Colorado - Sherry Lee, Dealer of Fine Flutes
- Philadelphia, PA - Windworks Studios
- Worldwide - Wm. S. Haynes Co.
- Our very own Ms. Emma Shubin is a registered Haynes Ambassador Clinician Artist; you can contact her at [email protected]
- Aiven O’Leary is also a Haynes Ambassador Clinician based out of Boston.
- London - Just Flutes
Piano Services
- Bob's Piano Service - Family owned business specializing in piano restoration, tuning and moving within the Denver area.
Music Stores
- Lafayette, Colorado - Lafayette Music
- Boulder, Colorado - Boulder Piano Gallery
Finding a home - a donated instrument success story!
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When Dr. Sasha Garver, a well-known flutist, voice performer and pinnacle of the Suzuki Method world, contacted our director, Ms. Emma Shubin, about donating a piano, we knew we could find it a perfect home! The piano belonged to her mother, also a renowned Suzuki piano teacher, and it came with an interesting history.
It was built about 200 years ago, not too far from Denver, and spent most of its life in the Colorado mountains being used by a family before making its way back down the mountains to teach piano in a music studio. It had had only two homes before we were able to pair it with one of our students whose family was in need of a piano. Caleb's family were thrilled and as one of our amazing Suzuki piano students, Caleb continues to play on this same piano to this day and is flourishing as a musician. |
Other Donation Opportunities
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